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Careful. Wars have been fought over this. The letter 'æ' in danish is a proper letter of the alphabet (in the 27th position) whereas the same symbol in French
by FullyFunctional 11y ago
Careful. Wars have been fought over this. The letter 'æ' in danish is a proper letter of the alphabet (in the 27th position) whereas the same symbol in French represents 'a' and 'e' joined together. Much fun.
- harperlee 11y agoUp until very recently, ch and ll were proper spanish letters, so when looking up on the dictionary, you would find chancla in a separate chapter, after cordón (ch would come after c in the alphabet). Same with llama and loro (ll being after l). They nowadays maintain their own phoneme but have been demoted to irregular pronunciation, from letter without proper symbol.